The Peninsula at WildBlue: Estate Homes for Sale

The Peninsula at WildBlue is 46 custom estate homes on Blue Eye Loop, on 102 and 140 foot lakefront lots beside The Club at WildBlue, built by Stock Custom Homes from 2019 to 2024. Only one recorded sale closed on the Peninsula in the 12 months to September 25, 2026, at $4,278,500; the seven sales of the last 24 months had a $4,278,500 median and topped out at $5,475,000, the highest WildBlue price in five years of county records.

This page shows every Peninsula listing we can search, the full recorded sale history, what Stock Custom Homes still offers and the district assessment on the widest lots in the community. It sits under our WildBlue homes for sale page, part of Estero homes for sale. Updated October 2026.

By Jesse McGreevy and Marc Comisar, Domain Realty Group. Data updated: October 2026. Call Domain Realty Group at 239-441-2816.

Key takeaways for Peninsula buyers

The Peninsula is the estate tier of WildBlue: the largest homes, the widest lots and the highest assessment, with thin and lumpy sale history because so few homes trade. The points below come from the county roll and sale files, the WildBlue CDD budget, Stock's own releases and the flood sample.

46 homes, every one coded lakefront, with heated area from 3,595 to 6,254 square feet and a 4,369 square foot median.
1 recorded sale in 12 months ($4,278,500) and 7 in 24 months, from $3,300,000 to $5,475,000.
The median sale has climbed from $1,761,278 in 2020 to $4,550,000 in 2025 as the custom homes were finished.
WildBlue CDD assessment for fiscal 2027: $6,794.75 on a 102 foot lot and $8,827.61 on a 140 foot lot.
Stock Custom Homes still offers "a select few residences on Estate lots in the exclusive Peninsula."
The Peninsula is not a separate plat, association or district; it shares the core WildBlue CDD and master association.

Peninsula homes for sale right now

Live listings for WildBlue estate homes are linked below. The MLS files Peninsula homes under the WildBlue subdivision with a Fort Myers city, and the search cannot filter by street, so the estate-price search can also show a few core WildBlue homes off Blue Eye Loop.

On October 22, 2026, 1 home on Blue Eye Loop was listed for sale, at $5,699,500. Ask us for Stock's current releases as well as the resales.

What do Peninsula estates sell for?

Peninsula estates sold at a $4,278,500 median across the seven recorded sales of the 24 months to September 25, 2026, from $3,300,000 to $5,475,000; in the last 12 months there was a single sale, at $4,278,500, recorded in February 2026. Over five years the county recorded 45 sales at a $3,300,000 median, 32 of them first sales by the builder.

Data updated: October 2026.

The Peninsula, county record (to September 25, 2026)	Sales	Median	Low	High	Builder-direct	Resale median
12 months	1	$4,278,500	$4,278,500	$4,278,500	0	$4,278,500
24 months	7	$4,278,500	$3,300,000	$5,475,000	2	$4,100,000
60 months	45	$3,300,000	$1,820,985	$5,475,000	32	$3,700,000

Source: Lee County Property Appraiser parcel roll and sale files, qualified improved single-family sales over $1,000. Builder-direct means the first qualified sale within a year of the year built, our estimate of a new home sold by its builder. The Peninsula is counted as the single-family parcels on Blue Eye Loop in the WildBlue Phase 1A plat.

Peninsula sales by year

The yearly medians track the move from early production homes to finished custom estates more than market swings: the 2020 median was $1,761,278 and the 2025 median $4,550,000. With five or fewer sales a year since 2024, one sale moves the median.

Year	Recorded sales	Median
2020	8	$1,761,278
2021	9	$2,153,360
2022	15	$2,416,980
2023	15	$3,300,000
2024	5	$4,299,143
2025	5	$4,550,000
2026 to September 25	1	$4,278,500

How the Peninsula compares with the rest of WildBlue

The Peninsula's 24-month median of $4,278,500 is more than double the $1,799,500 12-month median of core WildBlue and three times the $1,417,500 WildBlue-wide median. That premium buys the lot more than the house: every Peninsula home is lakefront, and the 140 foot lots are the widest in the community.

Stock Custom Homes on the Peninsula: what is still available?

Stock Custom Homes is the last builder still selling new homes in WildBlue. Its own WildBlue page says it "offers a select few residences on Estate lots in the exclusive Peninsula," and the county recorded 2 builder sales on the Peninsula in the last 24 months, both before February 2026.

Recent Stock releases on Blue Eye Loop

Stock's own news releases of August 15, 2024 and April 4, 2025 named three Peninsula estates: the Savannah at 18280 Blue Eye Loop, reported sold at $4,895,000; the Alexandria at 18300 Blue Eye Loop; and the Calista at 18384 Blue Eye Loop, listed at $5,945,000. Those are builder-published prices, not recorded sales; the top recorded Peninsula sale in 24 months was $5,475,000. See Stock Custom Homes at WildBlue for how buying new from Stock compares with a Peninsula resale.

Buying a resale estate instead

A resale Peninsula home comes finished, with its pool and landscaping in place and a known tax bill, and five of the seven sales of the last 24 months were resales, at a $4,100,000 median.

Lot sizes and the 140 foot estate lots

The WildBlue CDD assesses 34 lots of 102 feet and 12 of 140 feet, and those 46 lots match the 46 homes on Blue Eye Loop, so the Peninsula holds all of the community's widest lots; the county roll does not label lot width by address, so the pairing is our inference from the two records. The median Peninsula lot is about 0.6 acre on the county roll.

What the wider lot changes

A 140 foot lot carries the highest district assessment in WildBlue, $8,827.61 for fiscal 2027, against $6,794.75 on a 102 foot lot. The extra width buys more lake frontage and more room for the house and pool deck, and it is reflected in both the price and the assessment.

What does it cost to own a home on the Peninsula?

Peninsula homes pay the WildBlue CDD $6,794.75 or $8,827.61 a year for fiscal 2027, the two highest classes in the district, plus the WildBlue master association dues and the mandatory club fee that every core home pays. Ask for the last tax bill on the home you choose.

Data updated: October 2026.

Peninsula lot, WildBlue CDD FY2027	Lots	O&M	Series 2019 debt	Series 2026 debt	FY2027 total	FY2026 total
102 ft	34	$1,338.05	$2,967.89	$2,488.81	$6,794.75	$4,178.25
140 ft	12	$1,338.05	$4,073.55	$3,416.01	$8,827.61	$5,283.91

Source: WildBlue Community Development District, FY2027 adopted budget, retrieved October 21, 2026.

The Series 2026 bond on Peninsula lots

The Series 2026 bonds, $17,050,000 issued to repair Ian-damaged shoreline and retaining walls and maturing in 2056, add $2,488.81 a year to a 102 foot lot and $3,416.01 to a 140 foot lot.

Association dues and the club fee

As entered on MLS listings at our October 22, 2026 pull, core WildBlue homes, the Peninsula included, typically carry about $1,270 a quarter in master association dues and a mandatory club fee of about $660 a quarter, with a one-time club fee of $4,500 at closing. The MLS does not say which budget year a fee belongs to, so confirm the current amounts with the association. For a guide to living on the Peninsula, including how Stock's custom homes compare with the resales, see McGreevy and Comisar's Peninsula guide.

Flood and storm record on the Peninsula

Both Peninsula addresses we checked, 18100 and 18280 Blue Eye Loop, map to FEMA Zone X, an area of minimal flood hazard, queried on October 21, 2026; so did 19141 WildBlue Boulevard in the same plat. All 27 addresses sampled across WildBlue returned Zone X.

Hurricane Ian and the main lake shoreline

Ian damaged the lake banks and retaining walls on WildBlue's main lake in September 2022; the district's engineering report recorded no home flooding. Repairs are financed by the Series 2026 bonds.

Insuring a Peninsula estate

Every WildBlue home was built in 2019 or later under the current Florida Building Code, and unincorporated Lee County earns a Community Rating System discount on National Flood Insurance Program policies. A Zone X home has no federal flood insurance mandate, but a lender or Citizens policy can still require coverage, so price a policy before you write an offer.

Where is The Peninsula, and is it in Estero?

WildBlue sits in unincorporated Lee County with a Fort Myers 33913 mailing address, outside both the Village of Estero and the Estero postal area, on the north side of Corkscrew Road east of I-75; it is marketed and searched as Estero, so we cover it with our Estero communities. The Peninsula is reached through the WildBlue Boulevard gate and sits next to the 20-acre club peninsula at 18721 WildBlue Boulevard.

Getting around from The Peninsula

Straight-line distances from The Club at WildBlue, 18721 WildBlue Boulevard: Florida Gulf Coast University 1.6 miles, Miromar Outlets 2.1, Gulf Coast Town Center 2.7, the I-75 interchange at Corkscrew Road 3.0, the RSW airport terminal 4.4, Coconut Point 5.6 and Lovers Key State Park 9.2. The I-75 Alico Road interchange is closer on the map but has no direct access; the only gate is on Corkscrew Road.

Schools for The Peninsula

At the club address, the School District of Lee County's 2026-27 proximity zones return elementary Zone Q, middle Zone GG and high Zone South 2, queried October 21, 2026. Zone Q lists Bonita Springs, Pinewoods, San Carlos, Spring Creek and Three Oaks Elementary; a zone is a choice list, not a guaranteed seat.

Talk to a Domain Realty Group WildBlue specialist

Domain Realty Group, the #1 team in Southwest Florida since 2012, works WildBlue resales on both sides of the community, from the Pulte homes near the gate to the Lennar homes on Vista Lake and the custom estates on the Peninsula. We tracked every recorded WildBlue sale in the Lee County files to build this page, and we can pull the same record for the exact street and lot width you are weighing in The Peninsula.

Ready to tour Peninsula estates?

Tell us your budget, the lot width you want and whether open water or a preserve view matters most, and a Domain Realty Group agent will line up showings and pull the district assessment for each home before you see it. Contact Domain Realty Group or call 239-441-2816, and search all current Southwest Florida listings any time.

Thinking of selling a Peninsula home?

With seven recorded Peninsula sales in two years, pricing a Blue Eye Loop estate depends on its lot width, its lake frontage and the builder releases it competes with. Start with a valuation of your WildBlue home built from recorded sales on your own plat.

Frequently Asked Questions about The Peninsula at WildBlue

These answers cover prices, costs, flood zones, location and the community around The Peninsula at WildBlue. Every figure comes from the county, the districts, the builders, FEMA, the school district or the MLS, with its date in the sections above and its source in the list below.

What is The Peninsula at WildBlue?

A group of 46 custom estate homes on Blue Eye Loop, beside the club on WildBlue's main lake, built by Stock Custom Homes.

How many homes are on the Peninsula?

46 single-family homes on Blue Eye Loop in the WildBlue Phase 1A plat.

What do Peninsula homes sell for?

Seven recorded sales in the 24 months to September 25, 2026 had a $4,278,500 median, from $3,300,000 to $5,475,000.

How many Peninsula homes sold last year?

One, at $4,278,500, recorded in February 2026.

What is the highest recorded price in WildBlue?

$5,475,000, a Peninsula sale within the last 24 months, the top WildBlue price in five years of county records.

Who builds on the Peninsula?

Stock Custom Homes, which still offers a few homes on the remaining Estate lots.

Is there new construction on the Peninsula?

A few Stock Custom homes. The county recorded 2 builder sales on the Peninsula in the last 24 months.

How big are Peninsula homes?

3,595 to 6,254 square feet of heated area on the county roll, median 4,369.

How many bedrooms do Peninsula homes have?

43 of the 46 have four bedrooms on the county roll.

How wide are Peninsula lots?

102 and 140 feet: the WildBlue CDD assesses 34 lots of 102 feet and 12 of 140 feet.

Are all Peninsula homes on the water?

Yes. All 46 are coded lakefront on the county roll.

What is the CDD fee on the Peninsula?

$6,794.75 a year on a 102 foot lot and $8,827.61 on a 140 foot lot for fiscal 2027.

Why is the Peninsula CDD fee so high?

The widest lots carry the largest share of both WildBlue CDD bond issues, including the 2026 shoreline repair bond.

Does the Peninsula have its own HOA?

No. It shares the WildBlue master association and the WildBlue CDD with the rest of core WildBlue.

Is the Peninsula in a flood zone?

Both Blue Eye Loop addresses we checked mapped to FEMA Zone X. Confirm the exact lot.

What did Stock list the Calista for?

Stock's release listed the Calista at 18384 Blue Eye Loop at $5,945,000, a builder price rather than a recorded sale.

How close is the Peninsula to the club?

It sits beside the club's own 20-acre peninsula at 18721 WildBlue Boulevard.

What did Peninsula homes sell for in 2025?

Five recorded sales at a $4,550,000 median.

Is WildBlue in Estero?

WildBlue is marketed as Estero but sits in unincorporated Lee County with a Fort Myers 33913 address, outside the Village of Estero.

What ZIP code are WildBlue homes in?

33913. All 1,096 WildBlue homes carry it on the county roll.

Is WildBlue gated?

Yes. WildBlue has one gated entrance with a staffed guardhouse on WildBlue Boulevard off Corkscrew Road.

Does WildBlue have golf?

No. WildBlue has no golf course and its zoning authorizes none; the club is built around the lakes.

Is WildBlue age-restricted?

No age restriction appears in the developer, club or district documents we reviewed.

What does The Club at WildBlue offer?

A social club with the Azure restaurant and Splashes bar, a sports club, a resort pool, 6 tennis and 8 pickleball courts, bocce, a spa, fitness, a lake beach and a marina with a boat ramp.

What schools serve WildBlue homes?

Elementary Zone Q, middle Zone GG and high Zone South 2 in the Lee County 2026-27 choice plan, queried at the club address on October 21, 2026.

How far is WildBlue from RSW airport?

The airport terminal is 4.4 miles from the club in a straight line.

How far is WildBlue from the beach?

Lovers Key State Park is 9.2 miles and Bonita Beach Park 11.5 miles from the club in a straight line.

Which fire district covers WildBlue?

The county tax roll places WildBlue in the San Carlos Park fire taxing district.

What property tax rate applies in WildBlue?

Lee County's unincorporated levy of 0.8398 mills and All Hazards 0.0693 mills at fiscal 2025-26 rates, plus school, fire and district lines; no Village of Estero millage.

Is the CDD assessment on the tax bill?

Yes. Both WildBlue districts collect their assessments on the Lee County property tax bill.

Is Wild Blue the same community as WildBlue?

Yes. The two-word spelling is a common search form; the developer, club, districts and county plats all write WildBlue as one word.

What did WildBlue homes sell for overall?

66 recorded WildBlue sales in the 12 months to September 25, 2026 had a median of $1,417,500.

What our clients say about Domain Realty Group

Buyers and sellers who look at The Peninsula at WildBlue often ask how Domain Realty Group works with clients before they ask about a single listing. These reviews are quoted exactly as clients wrote them on the Google Business Profile, with the agent each one names, and they are about our team's service in general rather than about this community.

★★★★★ "Jesse was very professional, helpful and kept in touch with ideas and suggestions which developed into a sale. Highly recommend his company for their excellent follow through."

Verified Google review. Donald Vogler, on working with Jesse McGreevy of Domain Realty Group.

Read more client stories on our reviews page.

About Domain Realty Group in Estero and WildBlue

Domain Realty Group is a Southwest Florida real estate team working Lee, Collier and Charlotte counties, and the Estero and Corkscrew Road communities, WildBlue among them, are home markets for us. Domain Realty Group has been the #1 team in Southwest Florida since 2012, with $2.5 billion in team production and 4,000+ transactions. The team is led by Jesse McGreevy (SL3101296) and Marc Comisar (BK3060671), who bring over 45 years of combined direct experience between them. We tracked the county roll, the district budgets and the recorded sales for every WildBlue plat to build this page.

Reach any of our agents through our agents page, read our client reviews or learn more about our team. We also cover the neighboring markets on our Bonita Springs, Fort Myers and Naples pages.

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Where to go next: WildBlue homes for sale, Vista WildBlue, the Vista Executive, Manor and Estate collections, Stock Custom Homes at WildBlue, Stock Signature homes at WildBlue, Pulte homes at WildBlue, WildBlue estate homes and WildBlue lakefront and boating homes; or step back to Estero homes for sale and communities, the Estero communities index and current listings.

Sources

Every figure on this page traces to one of the sources below. No competing real estate portal or brokerage is cited, by policy. County parcel and sale figures come from the Lee County Property Appraiser files, with sale windows ending September 25, 2026, the newest qualified sale in the county file; web sources were read October 21, 2026 unless another date is shown. District assessments, fees and flood maps change, so verify any figure that drives a purchase decision against its source.

The Southwest Florida MLS (Matrix) supplies the listing and MLS closing figures; MLS data is by subscription and has no public address. Current listing counts and association fees come from the Southwest Florida MLS (Matrix), listing data, Active, Pending and Closed 0 to 365 days, pulled October 22, 2026; fees are as entered on MLS listings.